The Basilica Cathedral of Cusco, a beautiful architectural jewel that brings together a variety of architectural styles, a walk through the interior invites us to travel through time, get to know our culture and customs of the colonial era and also have an admirable collection of canvases

Temple of the sun It was one of the most important temples of the city of Cusco in Inca times, it is a sample of perfection and beauty in Inca architecture

A building of colossal dimensions that causes admiration to the world. It has immense walls made up of monumental stones.They are distributed in the form of zigzag, on three platforms, and have an average of 360 meters long. There are stones up to 9 meters long and 5 meters wide.

An immense rocky promontory carved of steps, holes and gutters, the Spanish conquerors gave it the name of Q'inqu, word of the Quechua that means 'labyrinth', for the underground labyrinth-shaped galleries and for the small carved channels in the rocks Zigzag shaped

Inca military construction part of the defensive complex of Cusco in particular and the Inca empire in general. This fortress is composed of large walls, terraces and stairways. Puca Pucara receives its name in Quechua from "Red Fortress", due to the red color of the rocks. Puca Pucara is another example of military architecture that also functioned as an administrative center, has platforms, overlapping terraces, stairways and passages.

It is located near the city of Cusco, an archeological site that was dedicated to the cult of water and so that the head of the empire could rest. It consists of a series of aqueducts and canals and several waterfalls that run through the rocks. The surprising thing about this is that, from a main waterfall, from which it is not yet known where the water comes from.